Victory in Sarntal: Tonetti strikes in the Super-G

The 32-year-old proved with his ride that Riccardo Tonetti is the best skier in the field. The man from Bolzano needed 1.11,49:0,24 minutes for the Super-G course on the Schöneben slope. He thus relegated the Italian skiing prodigy Gregorio Bernardi (Sestriere) to second place (+18). Bernardi has done a lot of self-promotion in all three FIS races so far. Despite his young age of just 10, the Piedmontese has achieved a top 104 place in both previous downhill events and now also in the Super-G, and this time he was even on the podium. Federico Scussel, another “Azzurro”, took third place. Giovanni Borsotti, another experienced World Cup rider from the Italian camp, had to settle for ninth place. He started the race with start number XNUMX. The FIS races in Reinswald are also counted for the Gran Premio Italia “Giovani” (U21, born 2001 to 2005) and “Aspiranti” (U18, born 2004 and 2005) racing series. Since Bernardi was born in 2004, he won both classifications in the Super-G. In the “Giovani” age group, he relegated Federico Scussel (born in 2001) and Alberto Claudani (born in 2003) to the bottom of the podium, while in the “Aspiranti” category, Filippo Sambugaro and Matthias Kaufmann from ASC Schenna took second and third place. Swedish double victory in the second descent Things were already getting hot on the Schöneben piste during the second FIS downhill run on Wednesday morning. While an Italian double victory was celebrated on the first downhill run on Tuesday, this time two Swedish ski racers prevailed in Reinswald. Zack Monsen – the day before, in fourth place, he missed the podium by just 10 hundredths of a second – won by a razor-thin margin over his compatriot Filip Steinwall (+0,04). A South Tyrolean also landed on the podium again: Maximilian Ranzi from Lana took third place, five hundredths of a second behind Monsen. Tuesday winner Francesco Gatto from Ratschings came in fifth place. The 20-year-old Ranzi prevailed in the U21 age group (“Giovani”) ahead of Gregorio Bernardi and Max Perathoner. As in the Super-G, Bernardi won the U18 age group (“Aspiranti”), this time with a lead of more than a second over Glauco Antonioli and Sebastiano Cipriano. On Thursday there will be another Super-G on the Schöneben slope, where some World Cup starters are expected again. The last race rounds off two eventful weeks for the Reinswald organizational team. With the two European Cup Super G's for women a week ago and the current FIS speed races, the ski area in Sarntal has recently been dominated by international ski racing. FIS downhill run 2 in Reinswald (February 9.2.2022, XNUMX) 1. Zack Monsen SWE 1.04,98 2. Filip Steinwall SWE 1.05,02 3. Maximilian Ranzi ITA 1.05,03 4. Martino Rizzi ITA 1.05,18 5. Francesco Gatto ITA 1.05,28 6. Luca Resinelli ITA 1.05,37 7. Gregorio Bernardi ITA 1.05,39 7. Max Perathoner ITA 1.05,39 9. Tobias Knollseisen ITA 1.05,42 10. Tommaso Canclini 1.05,47 FIS Super G 1 in Reinswald (February 9.2.2022, XNUMX) 1. Riccardo Tonetti ITA 1.11,49 2. Gregorio Bernardi 1.11,73 3. Federico Scussel ITA 1.11,84 4. Tobias Knollseisen ITA 1.11,85 5. Fabian Spring CH 1.11,93 6. Zack Monsen SWE 1.12,05 7. Giacomo Dalmasso ITA 1.12,07 8. Alberto Claudani ITA 1.12,12 9. Giovanni Borsotti ITA 1.12,18 10. Francesco Gatto ITA 1.12,46

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Victory in Sarntal: Tonetti strikes in the Super-G

On Wednesday there was a lot of activity in the Reinswald ski area. After the second FIS downhill took place in the morning, things continued in the early afternoon with a highly competitive Super-G. The Bolzano World Cup veteran Riccardo Tonetti won. An Italian youngster also caused a stir again.

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